Rondo looked at the side of coach Rivers, and saw that Rivers did not call a timeout, so he could only dribble quickly through the half-court. Then Zhou Mubai stopped him near the center circle again.

Garnett came in time this time, and Rondo directly passed Zhou Mubai. He did not stop, but rushed directly to the inside.

Chandler directly took back the basket and waited for Rondo, while Zhou Mubai resisted Garnett's empty cut into the inside, and the others cut through Rondo's passing route.

Seeing that Garnett was blocked, the others were basically blocked. Rondo simply rushed to the basket. He rushed forward quickly, then shook Chandler with a fake move, then turned around and planned to make a throw shot. Suddenly, a shout came from behind: "Be careful!"

Rondo had already, but the ball had been thrown, and a figure jumped high and directly took the ball he threw!

It’s still Zhou Mubai!

Zhou Mubai switched quickly, and Martin had already run like a rabbit, but this time Ray Allen chased him very close. Zhou Mubai quickly passed the half, and there were four people who came back to defend, except for Perkins who pressed too deep and did not come back.

Zhou Mubai changed direction and rushed toward the basket. Before the Celtics had time to make a formation, when they saw Zhou Mubai breaking in, four people rushing to the basket. Zhou Mubai threw the ball to the bottom corner, Gallinari took the ball and made a three-pointer!

"Beep!"

The referee blew the pause.

9:0!

The Celtics scored no point in the opening game nearly three minutes.

But this is just the beginning.

Come back from the game.

Zhou Mubai strangled Rondo to death, and Pierce's scenes began to increase, but Pierce was not the organizer. He existed more as a terminator.

Pierce's efficiency is pretty good. He fought several times in a row and gave a good answer, but the Celtics' offense looked very sluggish and had already fallen into the rhythm of fighting alone.

For finishers like Pierce, their role is mostly in the key ball. If they are put into singles too early, then the game will not be their rhythm.

But the Celtics didn't have a good idea because their organizer Rondo was very restricted by Zhou Mubai.

However, Pierce's singles are quite thirsty. At least he solved the dilemma of the Celtics being unable to score, and there is another benefit. When the Celtics started scoring, the Knicks had no way to push the fast break and could only go down and play the position honestly.

The three cores of the Celtics are all old balls. It is not their rhythm to keep them running. What they are more accustomed to is pulling their opponents into the quagmire to fight positions.

The Knicks this season's impression is that a Suns team a few years ago, with a change of offense and flying, and is one of the fastest and most gorgeous teams in the league. As for those who play in the position, they cannot leave too much impression. After all, most people rely on labeling to increase their memories.

For example, when talking about Kobe, they say Kobe doesn’t pass the ball, when talking about James, they say bulldozers, and when talking about Nash, they only have to pass the ball.

Many Celtic fans think so too.

When they saw their team forcing the Knicks to start playing positions, they even cheered.

This game is stable!

But after a few rounds they shouted that the Knicks were shameless!

The reason is that Zhou Mubai pulled Chandler to play several high pick-and-rolls in a row.

Coach Rivers believed that he had paid enough attention to Zhou Mubai-Chandler's pick-and-roll and made sufficient preparations, but when he really fought, he found that it was far from enough.

The first pick-and-roll, Zhou Mubai took advantage of Garnett's hesitation and made a three-pointer;

The second pick-and-roll, Garnett came up very quickly this time, but Chandler's downward move could only let Perkins over. This is the better place for the Celtics than the Magic. When Howard came out, no one in the inside could withstand Chandler, but the Celtics had Perkins. However, the Knicks' routine was not the only one. Chandler caught the ball and saw that Perkins had already been collected, and directly passed the ball to Gallinari in the bottom corner. Gallinari took the knife and scored another three-pointer;

In the third pick-and-roll, Garnett directly switched defense with Rondo. Rondo resisted Chandler's downfall, but exposed Garnett to Zhou Mubai's gun. Now, the one who is best at playing big in this league is not Paul, nor Nash, nor Curry, but Zhou Mubai. Zhou Mubai passed by two simple changes and Garnett went straight to the basket. Perkins quickly recovered to assist in defense. Zhou Mubai still asked Garlinari, and Garlinari made another three-pointer!

Gallinari has already hit three three-pointers in less than half a quarter!

Among the Knicks, except Jamison, the others are beneficiaries of the system established around Zhou Mubai.

As the only real inside player, Chandler is responsible for protecting rebounds, averaging 13.5 rebounds per game, and is the core component of Zhou Mubai Chandler's pick-and-roll, so the chances of scoring and assists have increased significantly. He averaged 9.8 opportunities to attack the box directly, averaged 15.4 points per game, and averaged 3.6 assists per game. This is a data that a super center can score.

Kevin Martin benefited from fast attacks and weak side attacks. His data did not perform better than before, and was basically the same, but the efficiency value was not at the same level at all.

Martin was criticized for his low efficiency, but now no one says that. Everyone thinks that Kevin Martin may be a qualified second-in-command.

As for Garlinari, as a sophomore rookie, his experience has received envy from many rookies. He has become a stable starter for the Knicks. He can average 10 mobile phones per game, and 7.5 of them are three-pointers, while he can average 3.6 three-pointers per game.

The reason why Jamison is not a beneficiary of the system is that he has no more choice to take the initiative to attack, but as a choice to attract opponents' attention. Although he still averages nearly 20 points per game, everyone knows that it is just a point of being actively given up.

Zhou Mubai pulled Chandler and repeatedly played the pick-and-roll, which really made the Celtics so disgusted. The key is that they really couldn't defend themselves.

The key to being unable to defend against is certainly not how mysterious the pick-and-roll tactic is, but that Zhou Mubai is too tricky.

He is too comprehensive, and his skills and physical fitness are the best choices. It is generally used to limit the major delays in pick-and-rolls, change defenses, and squeeze through these is useless to Zhou Mubaidou.
Chapter completed!